The Dickinson press., 1887-08-06

No Episcopal service will he held
| tomorrow.
Joe Rodgers was in from Mattock's
ranch last Tuesday.
j. X. Slack, Of Taylor, was in town
the first of the week.
Mr.. Goodale has our thanks for a
mess of fine roasting ears.
Treasurer Farrah spent several
days at Mandan during the week.
A daughter was born to MI. and
Mrs. l.. A. Davis Saturday, July 80.
Red cedar fence posts, dry ash and
cedar wood for sale by McGillivray.
Rev. johnson will hold services ut
the Baptist church tomorrow at
s o'clock p. III.
Marcus Brown and Ira Lawrence,
OF near Gladstone, were in town Sat.
urday of last week.
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Camille Lavallie, formerly Of uur-
ley, Wis, has accepted a position i'll
the store Of J.. T.. Vinton.
\ new sidewalk has been laid in
front of Spence's place of business
and is quite an improvement.
j. \. Dunlap has let the contract
to Ray & Collister for Il neat resi-
dence to be erected OH Sims street.
l.. X. Granteer. who has been in
Washington territory since last fall,
returned to Dickinson last Sunday.
Capt. II. n. Bruce, II. c. Plilbrick
and DR.. +. Nj. Holt of New England
City, were in town the first of the
| week.
John Slatchcr is agent for McCor.
mic se%lf-binlcrs and mowers. Hay
rakes, plows. Irvine and repairs for
| sale.
n band of Indians, from Fort Bert
hold. has been camping during the
week ut the river near Vinton's
slaughter house.
Geo. w. Mnzzey was in from the
the Cannon Ball Wednesday. lie re-
ports plenty of rain in his section and
crops looking well.
Store building lear depot, three
show cases and two counters for sale
at a bargain.
2t j. Il. THOMPSON.
W. ID. Reynolds, of the Reynolds
Bros, cattle outfit, arrived from Tex
as this week to look after his inter-
eSts in this section.
John T.. Hagan. of Omaha. Neb.. Il
brother of Elmer IIagan. arrived
Thursday and will probably locate
here permanently.
NJ. |" Ayers. II the editors of the
Rainy Buttes Sentinel. came mp from
New England City Friday, and paid
the Press office a pleasant visit.
Rev. II. a. Van Dalsem. who has
arrived from Vermont, to take
charge of the Congregational work in
Dickinson. will preach in the Baptist
church at II O'Clock Il. M, tomorrow.
Sheriff Sebastian and Deputy Sher.
ii1 Cloudy have been attending court
ut Man'lan during the week being
summoned as witnesses in the Myers
ease.
Miss Flora Sanford, while out rid.
ing Thursday evening, was thrown
from her horse and though consider.
ably shaken up was not seriously i'll
jurel.
y. Nordherg. of R%ichardton, was in
town last Saturday. lie brought up
some very fine samples of grain the
sight of which must make the chronic
croakers feel sick.
Frank Lucas. who has been at
work with the bridge crew of the
Northern Pacific for some time past,
laid off Il few days this week Oh ac-
count Of indisposition caused 10y the
heat.
II. G. Quinion, of Taylor, was in
town last Saturday with eighty pounds
of fine quality dairy butter. We know
whereof we speak in regard to the
quality because he left IL sample at
the Press Office.
f. G. Perry, of Gladstone. was in
town last Saturday. He has 100 acres
of grain which is in first class condi.
ton, and he believes it pays to run a
farm in the garden county OF Dakota,
viz. nance, towit. stark.
The store room on Willard street
belonging to +. +. Messersmith and
soon to be occupied by the Dickin.
son Drug company. has been Hastily
papered and stamp & Green are ell.
gagged in putting in the shelving and
other woodwork.
II. c. Qninion informs us that an
old friend, John Gunwall, is Oh his
way from Iowa bound for Taylor with
a herd of fine cattle. lie has been
driven from Iowa Ivy the protracted
drouth there, which has destroyed
the grazing.
District Attorney Gibson left for
Miunlan Tuesday and returned Thurs
day. While there he attended to the
transferring Of cases belonging to the